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Philippines partners with ADB for clean energy transition at COP26
This mechanism will consist of two multibillion-dollar funds, each aiming for the early retirement or repurposing of coal plants and generating new cleaner energy investments.
People of Integrity and Virtue will Save the Planet
This could be the last chance to stop the climate reaching the point of no return when a cycle of continuing destruction kicks in
Women in the Midst of the Climate Crisis
There is still a lot to be done, but ultimately, women have to be at the heart of a just transition.
Groups urge authorities to scrap coal project in Tagkawayan
The groups urged local government officials to issue an executive order and enact a local ordinance “that will declare Tagkawayan as a fossil-free and renewable energy municipality.”
Philippine environmental group calls for passage of stronger wildlife law
The group said it is high-time to strengthen the 20-year-old law to address the increasingly sophisticated illegal wildlife trade
Church leaders in Quezon province file petition against DENR over coal plant project
The petition was filed on behalf of the residents of Atimonan town by Monsignor Emmanuel Ma. Villareal and Father Warren Puno
Radical Love: A way of life
“Walang pag-ibig na hihigit pa kaysa pag-ibig ng isang taong nag-aalay ng kanyang buhay para sa kanyang mga kaibigan.”
Are PH consumer goods companies doing enough to tackle plastic waste?
Plastic waste remains a huge problem amid the pandemic, but makers of fast-moving consumer goods remain stuck in waste retrieval and co-processing measures that barely make an impact.
Black sand mining topbills start of synodal process in northern Philippine parish
Lay people raised concerns regarding the state of the environment in the province during the consultations.
Artists, youth groups demand climate justice through street art as COP26 opens
Artists and youth organizations from various parts of the Philippines took to walls Filipino communities’ demand for climate justice.